The Jordanian government arrested a number of protesters on Sunday as protests swelled in its capital city Amman, demanding the cancellation of the country’s peace treaty with Israel. Jordan’s Public Security Directorate (PSD) announced that security forces arrested “a number of rioters” in a Palestinian refugee camp just outside Amman for acts of vandalism and rioting. The PSD said police were dealing with the protests with “utmost discipline and professionalism,” emphasising that they were doing their work to “enable citizens to express their opinions.” Starting on 24 March, thousands of Jor…